Fantasy guru Neil Gaiman returned this year with new book 'Anansi Boys', another wickedly weaved tale of hallucinatory reality. The book begins with Fat Charlie unaware his recently deceased father was the spider god Anansi, then his long lost brother Spider turns up and things get interesting.
Gaiman first came to fame with the seminal comic strip Sandman and since then it has been only upwards and outwards, with more comics as well as film and novel collaborations.
Having come to fame through comics, there will be hordes of fans trying to get their geeky mitts on tickets to this event, so be sure to book early.
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Independent 1950s-themed bowling alley and bar.
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Fantasy guru Neil Gaiman returned this year with new book 'Anansi Boys', another wickedly weaved tale of hallucinatory reality. The book begins with Fat Charlie unaware his recently deceased father was the spider god Anansi, then his long lost brother Spider turns up and things get interesting.
